Adewale Akinnuoye-Agbaje Talks About Killer Croc's "Tortured Childhood" In SUICIDE SQUAD
Villains like Killer Croc don't often have a soft side or much humanity left, but according to Adewale Akinnuoye-Agbaje, Croc will be expressing himself through cat sculptures in David Ayer's Suicide Squad...
Even with his menacing presence, in the comics, Croc is known to have a soft side for the children of Gotham City, and according to Akinnuoye-Agbaje, we might be seeing that softer side of Killer Croc. "I think it’s pretty much how he expresses himself. He’s very primal, carnal. He’s a creature. And those felines, those are his brethren. And so, if he’s making sculptures that reflect that, it may be a pet that he may have had when he was a child. Things like that. "He’s very creative. Again, another aspect that you’re going to see to him, just when you think you’ve got him pegged, he does something very surprising and makes these beautiful sculpted pieces. It’s a testament to the gentle, creative side of him. David [Ayer, the director] is very much about bringing that out and juxtaposing it with the visceral, viscous, barbaric creature that he has to be when he needs to be." Are you interested in seeing Killer Croc express himself through arts and crafts in Suicide Squad?
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